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Survivor Testimonial

“I would recommend it to everyone. … We’ve prayed for so long for a cure for cancer, and this is the best thing to a cure, when you catch it in the early stages."

  Barbara Champion, EarlyCDT-Lung
  Patient and Lung Cancer Survivor

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Can you take it at home
and who pays?

Like prescription medication, EarlyCDT®-Lung is doctor-prescribed. The free test kit will be mailed to your home. Take the kit to your physician for a blood draw. Results will be sent to your physician in 10 days. The test is covered by insurance and Medicare Part B.

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WHAT THE RESULTS MEAN

What if a test is positive or negative?

A positive test result means autoantibodies (how a body responds to cancer) have been detected at an elevated level. Your doctor may recommend additional testing such as imaging to determine if you have lung cancer.
A negative test result does not mean you are cancer free because you’re still at high risk for lung cancer due to your risk factors. Your doctor will probably recommend a regular schedule of early detection assessments.

(1) American Cancer Society. The Lung Cancer Treatment Guidelines for Patients. 2008; version IV:7
(2) National Cancer Institute: Seer Cancer Statistics Review, 1973-2006